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Survey Group Favors Improvement Of N. J. Inland Water Routes

— Continued From Pace One — Among the high ranking official* who visited Cape May on the tour of inspection were Brigadier General John Kingman, General Beverly Dunn, Rear Admiral Charles E. Roeendahl, Captain E. A. Coffin, Colonel A. H. Burton, Lieutenant Colonel D. N. Neff, Colonel Charles H. Schoeffel, head of the New Jersey State Police, the chief of Army engineers, J. Spencer Smith, president of the Board of Commerce and Navigation, Prank D. Holmes, board secretary, Peter Gannon, of the board's staff, Captain H. B. Medeary, J. R. Gilbert, Charles H. Stanford, Louis Sfhomma, Alfred A.» LaFountain, Frank A. Tracy. S. J. Rankin. W. E. Ohland and Wayne T. Cox.

Lacal Motor Corps Continues Activity Cape May’s Red Cross Motor Corps hit a peak in activity during the month of June, a monthly report made public this week by Mro. Steven J. Steger, corps lieutenant, disclosed. During June, corps members made 22 trips to meet the train for enlisted men; five trips with patients to the base hospital; trips with canteen members to Admiral Hotel pool for the Cross swimming program; four trips to Dr. Hughes' office with Mtients; three trips with surgical dressings to the base hospital. One trip with clothes for the •mergency closet; six trips with patients to Dr. Brooks, Court House; one trip with surgical dressings to Court House; one trip to Atlantic Citv Hospital with patient; two tnps to the Mace Hospital, North Wildwood, with patients; two trips to Cape ‘May Court House for production one midnight trip to the Hospital.

Obituaries

MRS. MAUDE F. WILLIAMS M**- Maude Filer Williams, &L of Fow avenue, died in Hahnemann Hospital. Philadelphia, Sunday. after several weeks’ illness. Funeral services were held in Oaklyn, N. J., on Wednesday with interment in the Harleigh Cemetery. Camden. Mrs. Williams, a native of this resort, was the daughter of* Mr. and Mrs. John Filer, of York avenue, West Cape May, and is survived by her husband, Wolaeley Williams, and two sons by a former marriage, Edmund Stanton, of Norwood, and Private (1c) Leroy Stanton, of the U. S. Army, stationed at Long laland; three sisters and four brothers, Mrs. Margaret Scillitor, of Stapleton, Staten Island, Linwood Filer, of Wildwood, Mrs. Jennie Pettit, of Buffalo, N. Y., V/arren Filer, of Jersey City, Ernest Filer, formerly of Cape May, now of Philadelphia, and Mrrs. Augustus Schramm, of Broadway. Cape May. - ALFRED PARKER Word was received here thia week of the death of Alfred Parker, of Collingdale, Pa., a former resident of this resort, on Saturday, at his home, after a lingering illness. Services were held Tuesday at the Andrew Blair Funeral Home on Chestnut street, Philadelphia.

The cost of maintaining a man in the Navy for one year, exclusive of pay, is about (420.

Of Cape Inducted Mon.

- Continued Fa on Pass one — DIAS CREEK; Roger Sharp. GOSHEN: Luther HeAron. WILDWOOD; Joseph Ed wart Birchall, George Lonys GoU, IV-' lix Hayles, William Frederick Hewitt, Ernest Martin Ingeatto, James Wilbert Johnson, Jay Richard Konowiteh, Julius Lippincott, Kiyoto Murao, John Alfonso Pension, Rocco Richard Raucci, Rom-, ok* William Roasi, Richard William Stewart, Louis Joseph Torch i, Edward William Young. NORTH WILDWOOD; John Franklin Clarice, Disehert, Jr., Jo .ton, Sven Arthur

Tyne.

WEST WILDWOOD; Harry Jones Morey. WHITESBORO: Lubia Cleophus Haliburton, William Haliburton, Raymond Harris, Charles Trevor Mann, Milton Matthews, Jane Shelley Watkins. With the exception of Church, who joined the Marine Corps, and Banks, Dickinson, Fischer, Goll, William Haliburton, Hayles, Johnson, Keeler, Knight, Mousley, Pension, Tipton and Tyne who were inducted into the f’ the other selectees were for Army service. Approximately two-thirds of the July draft call are married men.

Mr*. Allen Konowiteh has rented to ter home at 626 Hughes street after spending pert the week in Strausburg, N. Y, iting her daughter, Barbara, who is spending the summer at

Camp AUba.

Mia* Gloria Ann a.onowoon, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David j Konowiteh, of 670 Washington street, will leave here or. Friday I to spend six weeks at Saratoga Spring, N. Y., to attend more College for the summe

Congress Hall

IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Donald Smith has been a itient in the Shore Memorial ospital, Somers Point, under observation of Dr. Ralston White, for a few days.

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From a liability to an Asset . . Unpaid bills are a distinct liability . . . Unpaid taxes are particularly so because 7 per cent interest is charged on delinquencies. More than that—you penalize yourself doubly by not paying taxes promptly. First when you pay interest yourself . . . Second, because the percentage of current tax collections has a definite bearing on next year’s tax rate! Turn your tax bill from a liability by paying it promptly and adding the receipt to your current assets. CITY OF CAPE MAY

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*6.30 A. M. 6.41 A. M. 10.41 A.M. 1.00 P.M. 2.41 P. M.

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6.41 P. M. 9.00 P. M. 11.00 P. M. 12.40A.M. 2.45 A.M.

BUSES LEAVE FOR WILDWOOD Via Woet Com May t.41 A. M. *6.30 P. M. 11.30 P. M. t9.30 P. M. 14.41 P. M. Bases laovo for Stone Harbor, Avalon, Ocoon City and Atlantic City ‘ " 1.41 A. M. .41 P. M.

Two Decadds of Unsurpassed Excellence Presents TWO FAMOUS BANDS Franei* Raciao and His Trio Jiaay Zenker’s Strollers Playing Continuous Music Daily in tbs COCKTAIL LOUNGE 6:80 tU Closing Dancii^ Wednesday & Saturday Evenings S2 Minimum: Ho Cover Charge No minimum for service men vt their parties. Main Dining Room For Reservations Call Wilson . Bell 280 — Keys tons 160 r~

JOSEPH B. UHLER, Puss, and Men.

Ocean City and Atlantic City

6.30 A. M. Bat an Weekdays and Sat. Opsratas via Woodbine. TERMINALS: P. R. S. L. STATION

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For die duration HAVING BEEN ACCEPTED AS A MEMBER OF THE NAVY’S SEABEES. 1 WILL LEAVE CAPE MAY ON MONDAY. JULY IB. TO BEGIN ACTIVE DUTY. IN MY ABSENCE, THE TERMINAL TAXI BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED BY MRS. KEELER WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE THRgB VETERAN DRIVERS WHO HAVE BEEN WPTH US FOR SOME TIME. LEAVING CAPE MAY AFTER MORE THAN 15 YEARS IN BUSINESS IN THIS COMMUNITY, I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS MY DEEP APPRECIATION TO MY MANY FRIENDS FOB THEIR PATRONAGE IN THE PAST AND TJY \ EXPRESS THE HOPE THAT OUR BUSINESS WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THEM DURING MY ABSENCE ANND AFTER MY RETURN. ALBERT A. It RRI.RB

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