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THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1943

EXTRA WEEK FOR COUNTY SCRAP DRIVE

Bad Weather On Monday Extends Scrap Harvest Because snow fell on Monday, scrap collection day. chairmen of local salvage committee in each of the four townships and Woodbine have agreed to make another collection next Monday, March 29. If the day is stormy, the collection will be made the first clear day. All residents of inland sections of the county who have old iron, steel or other metal, rubber, burlap bags. rope, newspapers or magazines (the last .two items must lx- securely tied) arc asked to place all such articles along the street or roadside in front of their property early Monday morning so that it may be easily seen by the municipal road truck driver. Those who find it impossible or inconvenient to haul their scrap materials to the roadside should contact their local salvage chairman or either of the following, before Monday: Henry H. White, member of the county salvage committee in charge of farm scrap (fell phone. 5-3111; Keystone. 411) or Burton J. Smith, county salvage chairman (Bell -5-3001 or 5-6291; Keystone 231). Those wanting to get their scrap into channels which will help prosecute the war but preferring to sell rather than donate it are asked to contact a junk dealer. If asked to do so. White or Smith will request junk dealers to call upon such persons and submit offers. Committees of subordinate Granges and Pomona Grange contacted many farmers throughout the county -in last week's Scrap Harvest, calling their attention to the vital need for scrap metal, rubber and other items and asking them to take steps immediately to start it on the way to the fighting front. School pupils and 4-H members cooperated in some places.

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Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Walker and Mrs. Walker's sisters, the Misses Ellen and Sarah Harvey, of 215 Jefferson street, spent the weekend in Cape May at the Batten Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcllvaine, of Downingtown, are spending some time in Cape May with their brother. Thomas Mcllvaine, of the U. S. Coast Guard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomolson, of Blackwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence -W. Taylor and their small daughter Stephanie, of Haddon Heights, were weekend guests of Mr. Taylor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor. Miss Mary Hendricks, of Souderton, Pa., was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder, at their Windsor avenue home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Walker, of West Philadelphia, are spending several weeks with relatives in Cape May. / Miss Ethel Simmington, of Philadelphia, was a weekend visitor to this resort. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Boerner. of Drexel Hill, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ward, of Philadelphia, were guests of Mrs. Ward’s sister, Mrs. Joseph B.

Hughes, at her Columbia avenue home during the week. Miss Betty Curtis, a student at the College of Chestnut Hill, spent the weekend here with her mother, Mrs. George S. Curtis. Thornton Pocher, of New York City, enjoyed the weekend in Cape May with his mother, Mrs. I. J. Pocher. Mrs. Lewis Fow and her son, of Hightstown, are spending some time here wjth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Eidredge, at their Kearney avenue home. Mrs. Alexander Butcher and her son Bruce, of Egg Harbor, have been spending some time here as the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Irwin Stevens, of Sewell -ivcnue. Harold Hand. Sr. spent Sumday in Philadelphia with Mrs. Hand, who is a patient in Hahnemann Hospital. Mrs. Mabel LeGates ' recently returned to the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Kenneth L. Miller, alter spending some time with relatives and friends at West Chester, Pa. and Audubon. Mrs. Elizabeth Luker spent part of the week in Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and their family, of Baltimore, Md., are spending several weeks at this resort. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stites visited Mrs. Stites’ brother, George Bertron, at the Jewish Hospital, Philadelphia, during the week. Mr. Bertron is a well known summer resident of this resort. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Reeves. The Rev. and Mrs. Albert W. Lenz spent Monday in Philadelphia. Mrs. Olaf Olsen and her mother, Mrs. Albert G. Stevens, attended a meeting of Shekinah Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at Millville on Wednesday evening accompanied by Mrs. George Halbruner. They also spent a part of the week in Atlantic City. Joseph Brewton, of the U. S. Coast Guard, is home for several days wnth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brewton. Mr. and Mrs, Richard L. Burke, of Swarthmore, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stilwcll at their Madison avenue home Sunday ning.

Keep Nuabers Of All Ration Books CAMDEN — Here is bad news to bootleggers of ration stamps. According to a directive from Washington, the Camden District OPA announced that persons applying to local boards for replacement of lost or stolen ration books must furnish the serial numbers of the books which will turn be transmitted to a local agency. The latter will distribute the list to retailers and others who accept ration stamps in their business. They will be instructed to report immediately to the district office any person in possession of stamps with serial numbers appearing on the distributed list.

THREE TONS OF SCRAP COLLECTED IN COUNTY More than three tons of iron and steel scrap were recovered from Cape May County industrial concerns during the period covered by the second semi-monthly report of Paul O. Schuster, of Cape May Court House, county industrial salvage chairman. ' The report also showed 1,441 pounds of paper and rags and 200 pounds of non-ferrous metals.

Few Employables On Relief Rolls Now TRENTON — Only 5K2 of the 11.971 cases on state relief rolls | during the month- of January are employable and awaiting job placement. Director Charles R. Erdman, Jr., of the State Munici- I pal Aid Administration, reported today. | The total of cases represents a net decline of 698 as compared with December, and according to Director Erdman, bring the figures down to less than 12,000 for the first time since public assistance j reports have been available on a ! statewide basis.

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