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No Extra Fuel To Offset Cut, OPA Head Says The Camden OPA Diistrict OffSj fice today urged "B” and ,“C*’ gas- \ oline book holders not to seek J supplemental rations from their / local boards- , It was reported by the district office that a large number of "B" and “C" book holders have been making application for supple--mental rations in view of the recent cut in value of the “B” and

“C” coupons.

Earlier last week OPA cut the value of “B" and “C” coupons from three gallons to two and one-half gallons. “There are several ways tc beat this cut," said Harrison M Willis, chief rationing officer of South ^Jersey. * “We know that bus transportation has also been cut, but buses should be used two or three times a week instead of using the car all week. Gasoline can be saved in this manner. “Plant transportation committees have been formed in industrial plants, and they are working toward car clubs and the combining of car clubs, whereby the reduction of gasoline can be ac-

complished.

“The gasoline just isn’t here,” emphasised Willis. “War Price and Rationing Boards will not ' issue any additional coupons to JukA'up for the value lost in reductio# of the coupons. “The public has been called to make many sacrifices, but will have to make more, in order to •end the gasoline to our armed foces, who so vitally need it. “The chiseler who uses gasoline to run his car for other than the most essential needs is helping to prolong the war and cause needless sacrifice of lives by those who are doing the actual fighting for ua.*’ '

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart, of Wynne wood. Pa-, are occupying tReir cottage at the corner of Madison and Stockton avenues for the summer months, and are entertaining their son, Officer Candidate Thomas Hart, Jr., who will leave to attend training

school early next week.

Mrs. Gilbert H., Shearer, Jr., accompanied by her daughter, Miss Barbara Shearer, of Chestnut Hill, arrived here this week to spend two weeks at their cot-

tage.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walton, Jr., of Philadelphia, were visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed•ard Walton, Sr.,, over the week-

Eight life insurance companies have offered pension plans to their agenta this year.

end.

Charles R. Hoffman, of Camden, enjoyed the weekend at this resort with Mrs, Hoffman, at their home at *668 Washington street. Private (1c) Edward Hunter, of c U. S. Army, who ha* been stationed at Camp Cook, Cal., for several months, is enjoying several days at home with Mrs. Hunter. . Ensign Joseph W. Swain, Jr., U. S. X. R., ‘and Mrs. Swain, who been visiting the latter’s mother, Mrs. John H. Brown back, Bryn Mawr for several days, arrived here today to spend two weeks as the guests of Ensign Swain's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Swain, Sr., of Overbrook, who are occupying their cottage at this resort for the season. Mrs. Halsey Ball and her daughter, Mrs. William Glass, of N’ew York City, have opened tl^ir Columbia avenue cottage for the

summer.

and Mrs. Frank Viguers and their daughter, Mrs. William Groff, have returned to theiir home in West Philadelphia after spending some time at their cottage here. Corporal Norman Dellas home on Monday afternoon and will be the guest of his parents for 16 days. This is Corporal Dellas’ first furlough

months.

Lane, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves,

BIG WEEKEND

SALE JUNE 11 & 12 To make room for our large summer stock! DRESSES

Prints, Cottons Sheers, Plain Colors and Pastels! Broken Lots! Broken Sizes! Drastic Reductions on our entire stock ot Spring Coats and Suits! HATS We are closing out our entire stock at

$1.00

each

Formerly Priced from $2.95 to $6.00 SLACKS We are closing out our entire department v of Slacks, Slack Suits and Play Suits! x \ Many to go below cost! SsilmcL Sown. ShoppiL 7 309 Washington Street, Cape May

AHOY It’s

the TROY

for Quality Laundry Service 2M-K Caagraa Stmt Pbanc 4Tf — M M

Co.lingswood, enjoyed week-end with the former’s father, Arthur Reeves, and 'bis brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Reeves, at their cottage

on Corgie street.

Mrs. W. A. Smyer was a Philadelphia visitor oo Monday. Lieutenant and Mrs. W. G. Maurer, of 298 Broadway, are entertaining Mrs. Maurer's mother, Mrs. E. Sedgley, of Philadelphia,

*~r a few days.

Mrs. N. LeMote spent last Thursday in Philadelphia. Charles Corson, of Camden, enjoyed the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Luker, at her Jeffeson street cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klivans, of Cleveland, are guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Ensigp and Mrs. Howard Klivans, of 1213

w York avenue.

Irs, J. L. Borson has returned >■“ N’ew York, after spending ten days with h/r niece, Mrs. How-

ard Klivans.

Mrs. Thelma Johnson

from Wilkes Barrt- yesterday to viait Mrs. Fredercik C. Johnson, of 1215 New York avenue. On Tuesday she attended eommencet of St. Mary's School, Mt. Gabriel, Poughkeepsie, where her eldest daughter, Eleanor, was a member of the graduating class. Miss Marie Walton spent two days this week in Philadelphia,

visiting relatives.

Ensign Peggy Becker, who has been sUtioned at the Cape May Naval Base for some time, has been detached from this station and transferred to Philadelphia. Ensign Becker entertained her mother during the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, of Haddon Heights, .accompanied by the latter’s mother. Mrs. Kate Hand, who has been their guest for the winter, spent the weekend here. Mrs. Hand will remain here

for the summer.

Miss Helen Norris has returned home after spending a few days in Collingswood with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Naum S. Kahn entertained their daughter, Mrs. George Hoffman, and her son, Bernard, of Philadelphia, at their Washington street apartment over

the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. John Starynski id as their guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sitko and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sitko, of Manayunk, Pa. Mrs. Charles Duke and her daughter, of Philadelphia, spent a few days here this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Moss are entertaining the latter's sister, Mrs. Edmund Sprigman, and her small son, Edmund, Jr., of Woodbury, for a week at their cottage at 275 Windsor avenue. Mrs. Carl Youngberg. accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Raymond Otter, visited her mother, Mrs. Clara Haney, in Wildwood

on Wednesday.

Dick Callaway, of Annapolis, Md., is spending a few days at his parents' cottage on Stockton

avenue.

Miss Gloria Konowitch, a student at Goucher College, wall return to this resort this weekend to spend her summer vacation; .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Konowitch, at their home on Washington street. Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hughes entertained Mrs. Herbert W. Amundsen and her sister. Mrs. J. Flynn, of Plainfield, for a few days this week. Over the weekend their son. Lieutenant David Hughes, who is stationed at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia, was their guest. Mrs. T. Lee Lemmon 'was a Philadelphia visitor on Monday. Henry Shaw has returned to Lexington, Ky., after enjoying some time at home with his mother, Mrs. Harrison Shaw, and his sister, Isabelle, at their Corgie street cottage Mrs. Theresa Allen, Michigan avenue, hi guests fog a Week Mrs. Elizabeth Clothier and Mrs. Ann Straw-; bridge, of Langhome Manor, Pa., and Miss Ellen Clothier, of Shar-

Hill, Pa.

Irs. Samuel Schellenger spent Monday in Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens and their, family, of Collingswood, opened their Idaho avenue cottage over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Stites, of Camden, are spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stevens. 612 Hughes

street.

Mrs. Harrison Shaw has returnhome after visiting Mr. Shaw in Camden for two days and spending several days in Hatboro. Pa., as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Charli Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dares and their family. Miss Mary Hendricks, of Souderton. Pa., is enjoying a week’s vacation at this resort as the guest of her brother-in-law and •ister, Mr and Mrs. Paul Snyder and their daughter. Paulette, at their cottage at 281 Windsor

renue.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. C. Houck and their family, of Philadelphia, are occupying their cottage at S3 Second avenue for the season. Mrs.. Mary Gilhooley was’ a ailadelphia visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. O’Connell, of Philadelphia, have opened their summer cottage on North street, where they will' remain for some Donaldson Leopold, of Philadelphia, was visiting George Moodie, raleacing after a swat his home on Jaek-

Mrs. Edward E. Pickard has | son street, over the weekend, had as her guests for the past ■ Mrs. Donald Haidie, of Easton, two weeks her mother, Mrs. Pa., arrived at this resort on Adele Buehning, of West Oak Wednesday to spend a week as

the guest of her mother, Mrs. Gil-

bert Hughes, 811 Columbia i

Mias Virginia Young, of Darby, Pa-, is enjoying a week here as the guest of Mias Marjorie Oliver at the Washington Inn. The Rev. F. Paul Langhome, pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church, is attending a reunion at the Crozier Seminary in Cheater, Pa., this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Briant, of 212 Congress street, are entertaining their daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Briant, of Haddonfield, and her small daughter, Jeanne. Harry Lehman and his daughter, Elma, were in Atlantic City on Sunday to visit Mrs. Lehman, who ia a patient in the Atlantic City HospitaL Mrs. Gordon Taylor is entertaining her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walter Hughes, of Philadelphia, for some time. Mrs. Helen Greenwood has returned to her home in Bala Cynwyd after enjoying a few days as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gibson, at 230 Windsor avenue. Jack Blume, U. S. N. Hospital Corps, who is stationed at Bainbridge, Md., enjoyed Saturday and Sunday at this resort with his mother, Mrs. Sara Blume. Sergeant William Gibson, who enjoying a visit here with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson, is spending several days this week in Philadelphia. Mrs. H. Dorey, of Philadelphia,* spending a few days at her Hughes street cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Clarke, of Philadelphia,, are spending the summer at the Christian Science Building, Columbia avenue Ocean street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lenz, of Jersey City, are guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Albert W. Lenz and their daughter Ruth at the Presbyterian manse this week.

tienta; one trip to Ocean City with Home Service workers; om to Wildwood for the surgical t chairman; one with for the emergency closet; 18 tripe to meet the train for enlisted men of the armed forces; one to Ocean City to deliver Junior Red Cross work.

FRI. and SAT, JUNE 11-12 George Sanders — Anna Sten Ward Bond “THEY GAME TO BLOW UP AMERICA’

SUN, MON. A TUBS, JUNE IS • 14 - IS Nova Phil bean — Phyllis Stanley Baall Sidney “The Next Of Kin

“LADIES DAY’’ Extra Added Attraction! Prance* Langford — Robert Paige “COWBOY IN MANHATTAN"

‘AERIAL GUNNER”

&LUULI THEATRE WILDWOOD, N. J.

One Full Week Beg, Fri, June 11 JEAN ARTHUR JOEL McCREA CHARLES COBURN The More The Merrier

‘Lady Of Burlesque"

Motor Corps Active,

Reports Disclose

Service bars were awarded to members of the Cape May Red Cross Motor Corps who qualified for one year's sen-ice at the June meeting of the group on Wednesday. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Steven J.

Steger, corps lieutenant.

The_ Motor Corps ia now workg with the canteen group, proding transportation to members In sen-ing coffee to enlisted men this area for the war-time swimming program given under the direction of the Red Cross. Reports of corps activities for the month of May were submitted. They showed one trip to the Atlantic City Hospital with patients, three trips* to the Mace Hospital,-Wildwood, with patients; 11 trips to the Naval Base with patients; two trips to Dr. Brooks, Cape May Court House, with pa-

TRAJSTD

On the Boardwalk, Wildwood. N. J

‘CABIN IN THE SKY”

SAT. AJPUN, JUNE 19

SpenpefTracy — Katherine Hepbui ‘Keeper Of The Flame’

GRAND

Cape May Court House. N. J. SAT, JUNE 12—Mat. and fere. BOB HOPE-DOROTHY LAMOUR They Got Me Covered UES- JUNE 15-Eve. Shows Onl George Sanders — Anna Sten - “They Came To Blow Up America” hurs, JUNE 17-Eve. Shows Only William Bendlx — Arilne Judge “McGuerins From Brooklyn" PLUS’ PLUS I PLUS' “DESERT VICTORY" bAt-Jl'S'E 14-M.l k Eve. Tim Holt —"Bonita Granville ‘Hitler's Children"

0(1 AK FMFR

ON THE BOARDWALK

WILDWOOD, N. J.

♦ DANCING ♦

SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY! HUNT'S OCEAN PIER

ORCHESTRA ADMISSION

75.

INCLUDING TAX

FREE PARKING SPACE OCEAN PIER PARKING LOT

Poplar and Ocean Avenues

PAINT for SUMMER with Benjamin Moore Paints!

Friday & Saturday, June 11-12

Sunday-Monday- I uegday, June 13-14-15

BOMBS. BULLETS. BRUTALITY NOTHING CAN STOP US!” ^Li

A woman in lov* lighting the (ires of revolt a gains! the brutal might of terror rule...ia a town like Tourt end mine!

LAUGHTON O’HARA Tnisimtsmi

“I Walked With A Zombie” — Extra Added Attraction! — Johnny Mack Brown—

Ray Ha Hon

“The Ghost Rider

FRI. & SAT, JUNE 18 - 19

RICHARD DIX JANE WYATT

ALBERT DEKKER ‘BUCKSKIN FRONTIER”

CITY PIER

THEATRE ON THE BOARDWALK. CAPE MAY i KVKMNGA 7 & 9 Matinees gat, 5un. it Wetl. at I PAT.

= Fri , Sat., Sun. & Mon., June 11-12-13-14

Beautify your walls with Kern-Tone

Screening Floor Coverings

BEACH UMBRELLAS, BEACH CHAIRS jnd other equipment for vacationists

LOUIS STALLER, Inc.

WALT DISNEY’S

I FRI, SAT, SUN. A MONJUNE 18-19-20-21 Jean Arthur — Joel McCrea Charles Coborn

125-27 E. Wildwood An

- i “FANTASIA” I’The More Merrier’