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SIX TONS OF CANS SALVAGED IN

Collections To Be Continued In All Areas Collection* of prepared tin can* in Cape May County during March totaled nearly 12^00 pounds, it was announced yesterday by C. W. Turbyrille, of Wildwood,' the beverage industry’s chairman of this phase of salrage activity here. Turbyrille « manager of the Coca Cola Bott- ' Hag Company’s Wildwood branch. Coco Cola trucks collect prepared dans- from grocery stores Other receiving stations in parts of the county. The cans then are shipped by freight^ car to a detinning plant in North Jersey, where tin and steel contents are separated for war use. The largest March collection, 2£80 pounds,-was made in Middle Township. Cape May was second with 2^)50 pounds. Other collections reported were: North Wildwood, 1,170; WHdwood, 1,100; Sea Isle City, 1,050; Woodbine, 700; Lower Township. 660; Stone Harbor, 650; West Gape May, 550; Avalon, 225; Cape May Point, 175. '--Ocean City and Upper Township figure* were not available because pickups there are made by Coco Cola trucks operating out of Atlantic City. Carroll F. Wilder, supervising principal of Middle Township schools, announced this week that arrangements had been completed tor pupils in all schools in the township to go from door to door in their communities and collect cans from 4 housewives once a week. The ehHdren will deposit the cans at the nearest receiving Station. Housewives not contacted are asked to continue to deliver their own cans to receiving sta-

tions.

Cooperation also is being given

City.

County Near Quota In Red Cross War Fund Campaign COURT HOUSE—Cape May County’s Red Cross War Fund cam paign now has a total of $26,828.48 toward its $28,600 quota, Daniel J. Ricker, county school superintendent who is county drive chairman, ^announced yesterday afternoon. A tabulation of collections to date

follows: Branch

Raised by Cape Total May Naval Base for and allocated Branch to Branch

WARNS OF UNNECESSARY BONKING OF HORNS TRENTON — Stirred, by complaints from war workers whose sleep has been disturbed by the unnecessary honking of automobile horns. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Arthur W. Magee today warned that the practice is both unpatriotic and unlawful. Viola ton can be fined up to $50 on each offense, he said.

Avalon $ 300 Cape May 3,100 Dennis Twp". 1,600 Lower Twp 1,400 Middle Twp 3,400 No. Wildwood 2,000 Ocean City 5,500 Sea Isle City 800 Stone Harbor 300 Strathmere 100 Upper Twp 1,500 W. Cape May 800 Wildwood 5.500 Woodbine 2,000 (Naval Base) 300

721.00 524.85 1,830.56 1,591.21 5,838.46 1,600.00 728.00 221.60 261.24 209.35 4,291.10 2,227.15

149.00 85.00 13.60 14.00 13.00

( 563.38 5,628.66

721.00 761.87

1,830.56

1,740.21

6,923.46 1,613.50

742.00 234.50 261.24 209.35

Total $28,600 $23.571.79 $3,256.6!

moving picture house collections that has not yet __ the local branches. This leaves a balance of $1,371.62 to raise in order

to ‘‘go over the top” on the county quota of $28,f

Stylists Back, Pacers Spurt In Pin Match 'By Jess Rutherford Ration or no ration, the ebonite flew thick and fast at the old Cape Recreation Center as those good fellows got together for their Wednesday night tournament. Yes, sir, it was another collosal night. Grandpop Frymire and his little chicks were really hittin’ on four. Kiqgfish Earl was out for blood and opened up the first half with 212-169-200. In the second half he was still tough cracking out 164->167-.202. Grandpop was also on a hitting spree and waltzed off with 178-202-176. In the second half he was toeing the 176 mark. The little Steger lad blasted out 207-186-180 and in the second half he had a wee bit of trouble. So putting all these big league scores together. Captain Kid and the Pacers did not move an inch in the last two For the Hughes tribe, Big Bozo

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Lehman was the dynamite with 198-179-195. He also hit a 196 game in the last half, but skidded bit in the last two frames. The Moeller brunette was down again. His wife wasn’t on the sidelines. It makes a difference. The big ABC bowler, Robson, bad a very bad night. Between splits and misses he limped off with a 139 average. That doesn't

look like Roby.

Two-gui. Kunz was beck to normal and hit around the 171 brackWe missed dear old General Blowhard. You know he has been confined to his dugout with a severe case of La Grippe, and I know it wasn’t a nice thing to do, but the Pacers knocked the remainder of his mob cold for three straight. They came back, however, and evened things up by shellacking the Hughes regiment for three straight. For the Pacers, that U. S. Navy inspector, Uncle Frank, threw the whole place in a turmoil when he knocked off a magnificent game of 247. And after that new eight-pound baby boy nobody could stem Johnnie Utz. Yes, sir! Johnnie Doughboy found a rose in Ireland . . . Dartin' Jack lost his fountain pen and had a little trouble with the ink spot, and I must admit that Horsey himself had plenty of trouble. That big Little lad was still tough—way up in the gay nineties. Art Reeves slipped three nice games for the General, 181-462-162. And who dc you think was out again? Mickey Shields pickin’ up pointers for his Tidewater Bowling Team. From what I hear they expect to be in form by Easter, and here's how the old gang stands:

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Man Rescued By Pilot Boat As Cruiser Sinks After two days adrift in a storm-tossed cabin cruiser, Hugh Emerson, 81, of 58 Wayne avenue, Trenton, was brought to Cape May Saturday aboard the pilot boat Delaware following an unsuccessful attempt to tow hi* disabled craft to port. Emerson’s cruiser, the Pals, carrying a Trenton registry, sank when a tow-line parted late Saturday afternoon as the Delaware was attempting to tow the 85-foot boat to safety. The only occupant of the cruis- •, Emerson suffered from exposure. He had left Forked River last week and arrived at Cape May on Thursday. After making repairs to his motor he left here Friday morning bound for Solomon’s Island in the Chesapeake Bay where he was going to work. Entering Delaware Bay from the Cape May canal, he went, about two miles off shore when his engine^atted and the small boat drifted helplessly until Saturday afternoon when it was sighted by the pilot boat en route from Lewes, Del. to this

city.

Taking water in the strong gale which began Friday night, the cruiser was awash below decks, cutting off Emerson's chances of repairing the motor and ruining his supply of food. Without heat or provisions and

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„ _ he Lours before he was found. The pilot boat located him two miles northeast of Overfalls Lightship. After he was taken aboard, he was given dry clothing and a warm meal and was put to bed. After recovering he left Cape May to return to Trenton.

Map Plans For State Rebiag Contest TRENTON—Game wardens of New Jersey will again act as weighmasters for the third annual Governor’s New Jersey fishing tournament, which will open on the first day of the trout season, April 15, and close November 80, Ge< C. Warren, Jr., president of State Fish and Game Commission, announced today. In addition, proprietors of designated sporting goods stores, pier and dock masters and others will also act as weighmasters for the convenience of fishermen participating in the tournament. Entry blanks for the tournament together with information as to the rules and regulations are now ready and will be sent out this week by Edward F. Coiinelly, of the New Jersey Council, who is again directing the tournament. President Warren will represent Governor Charles Edison in the tournament.

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COX PROMOTED BY ARMY WESTOVER FIELD, MASS. Sergeant Gordon W. Cox, of 172 Learning avenue, West Cape May, a member of an air fcrce unit at Westover Field, was recently promoted to that grade from corporal. Sergeant Cox who was proprietor of a garage in civilian life, entered the Army on July 27, 1942 at Fort Dix, and following basic training was sent to Westover Field. He attended Cape May High School, where he majored in commercial subjects. His wife, Mrs. Lydis Alma Cox, resides in Dearborn, Mich.

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