at so well travelled the team have difficulty, is hoped that the various ice teams can produce action high school team can elimtrips.

i'a team are Mathews, jtfsead, Bailey, J. McPherBea, Williams, Engman, E. or. Many new recruits are ^•d at the try-oota. nshry Brooks, Jr. haa been med the manager’s job. Tomfoung is the official bat boy. group of runners are going igh their paces on the boardas candidates for the track i are preparing for the anPenn Relays scheduled for I 28 and 24. nnone, Weckman, Kaighn, J. ic and B. Randolph are in rrind to condition themselves, pe May High will 'enter the relay for high schools at klin Field, Philadelphia.

game The finals will be held next week with the Officers defending their record and will be out to boost their string of IS wins without a defeat Game time will be 7:80.

Naae Destroyer For Man Killed Off Cape NEWARK—A destroyer named in honor of Lieutenant Commander Hugh David Black, a native of Oradell, who died in the torpedoing of the destroyer Jacob Jones by an enemy submarine off Cape May last March was launched Sunday at the yards of the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. here. Mrs. Frances F. Black, of Seattle, Wash., widow of the Jacob Jones' commander, sponsored the destroyer named for her

• first railway dining cars in United States were operated sen Philadelphia and Bahi-

The Black was one of four warships—two destroyers and two destroyer escorts— which were launched Sunday to set a company record of 11 launchings in 29 days.

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lend-li The local farmer, who raises more livestock in 1943 than he did in 1941 may /Lot kill more than he did two years ago, but he may sell his surplus stock alive. - This live weight surplus will eventually get into the hands of the large slaughtering houses which will sell to the government at ceiling prices. County men who come under the above classes and who. are not concerned with slaughtering at this time or who did not get to the meeting may obtain permits from the extension office here before they are ready to slaughter. It is imperative that they bring lists of the number or lire weight of the sheep, lambs, hogs and cattle which they killed (by month) in 1941.

First Fans Credit Loan Made Here A. S. Walker, .'of Erma, Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation representative for Cape May County, today announced that the first loan under the emergency food production program has been made to a Cape May County farmer to grow 80 acres of beans for freezing and 16 acres of potatoes. The loan was arranged through the county war board office located at the County Agent’s office, Cape MayCourt House. With heavy demands on the food supply, fhe Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation was established as an available source of credit to make sure that no fanner capable of producing a commercial quantity of essential food products should be unable to do so because of a lack of funds to do the job. Walker emphasized, however, that while loans through the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation can be made for almost any agricultural purpose, farmers are urged to use established sources of credit such as banks and production credit associat for their financing. Applications for these loans can be made at any time at the office. Mr. Walker will usually be at the office on Wednesdays, otherwise by appointment.

City Adopts 5-Year Tax Payment Plan Property owners who desire to pay their delinquent taxes ' along with current taxes over a fiveyear period may do so under terms of a resolution adopted by the city commission on Friday. The commission adopted a rt~ olution authorizing operation of the so-called Tlve-Year Plan” of delinquent tax payments, following enactment of state legislation making the plan operative for the current year. Under the "Five-Year Plan ’, property owners with tax delinquencies are permitted to pay off their delinquencies in equal ii stallments over a five year pel iod in addition to keeping thei current taxes jttid. The plan haa been in effect i Cape May for several yean.

Deaaid Lifting Of U. S. Gasoline Tax TRENTON — The New Jersey Legislature went on record Monday night as favoring immediate lifting of the federal government s eent-and-a-half per gallon tax on gasoline. The Assembly concurred in a Senate resolution sponsored by Senator Herbert J. Paacoe, Union Republican, which memorialized Congress to get oat of the gasoline tax field, which Paacoe declared was exclusively a state The Legislature also gave final approval Co a resolution urging civilian defense authorities end Army’s Eastern Defense Comthe air raid

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