Cape May Star and Wave, 8 July 1943 
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Issue Calendar On Rationing Information CAMDEN—A ration calewlar containing important dates of expiration and validity of various types of ration coupons and ■tamps was issued today by the Camden office of the Office of Price Administration. Elmer Bertman, Camden district Information officer, suggested that housewives and motorists clip the calendar and keep it on file for ready reference to keep them up to date on rationing infomation. Sugar: Stamp 13 is now valid and will be good for five pounds through August 15. Stamps 15 and 16 in Ration Book One may be used to obtain X T for home canning. Each be good for five pounds through October 31. Coffee: Stamp Z1 is good for one pound and will remain valid through July 21. Stamp 22 is good Ijor one pound from July 22 through August 11. Blue Stamps in Ration Book Two, to be used for canned fruits, canned vegetables, fruit juices, soups, froren foods, catsup, etc. Stamps marked N, P, Q will remain valid through August 7. Red Stamps in Ration Book Two to be used for all meats, butter, margarine, lard, cheese, canned fish, fats and oils and canned milk. Stamps P and Q are now valid. Stamps R and S become valid on July 11 and 18 respectively. All ex ft ire July 31. Ration Book Three: Mailing out of the new books should be com- - pleted by July 21. Fuel Oil: Coupon Five is valid for ten gallons through September 30Stoves: Oil-fired and coal-fiired Stoves are subject to rationing. Gasoline: Number Five coupons are good for three gallons each but must last through July 21. “B” and “C” coupons, good for 2V4 gallons each, expire according to dates <m individual books. All T" gasoline rations have been reduced about 40 per cent by a recent order from the ODT, extending the valid period of all existing “T” rations from June SO to July 25. Tirea: Owners of passenger cars may now have tires recapped with Grade F camelback without obtaining certificates from their boards. All motorists whose gasoline ratiion cards are intended to permit them to drive more than 240 miles a month are eligible for Grade 1 tires. Holders- of Grade 2 tire certificates may obtain Grade 1 certificates by presenting them to a tire dealer. Certificates must be obtained from rationing boards , for the purchase of any type of car. Used passenger car and truck inner tubes have been removed from rationing restrictions. New inner tubes, however, are still rationed,
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Bicycles: Persons gainfully employed in the gasoline shortage area or engaged in work which contributes to the war effort or
public welfare, as well as pupils, may obtain certificates for the purchase of bicycles if they show need and live a certain prescribed. distance from work or school. Show: Stamp 18 is valid for one pair of shoes to October 31, inclusive. Typewriters: Preference on rental of non-portables made between 1927 and 1935 is to be given to rationing certificate holders, who have shown that typewriter will be used at least 24 hours a week for purpose necessary to the Non-portables maOe between 1914 and 1928 as well as most portables made since 1935 may be rented for a limited time without a rationing certificate. Generally sales are prohibited on nonportables made since 1916.
CONVALESCING Mrs. Frank W. Hughes, who recently returned from the Atlantic City Hospital where she underwent a major operation, is convalescing at the home of Miss Catherine Hynemann on Broadway.
Uiiti Face
Hew Problem
TBiiiirifir riHfci 5 today is less and less a matter of routine attention to needy cases and more and more an all-
Tam of wide cornservice, according
social
to Charies iu r.rqman, jr., oirecwr of the New Jersey Municipal Aid
Administration.
Erdman said that In addition to caring for 10,261 cases on the assistance rolls during May the Municipal Welfare offices throughout the state were called upon to handle more than 12,000 problems which a short time ago would have been considered outside the province of a relief office. These services uo not involve any financial commitments on the part of the municipalities of the state, Erdman said, but they demand a very large - percentage of the local welfare directors' time
and attention.
“In May, to cite omy one example,’’ Erdman continued, "local offices were called upon to settle 4,915 domestic problems. The welfare staffs got no official credit for these services, but
applications far public assistance and thus resulted in substantial, though perhaps invisible, savings
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