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Beards Ordered To Prepare To Draft Fathers - Continued F*om Page On* - ferment, and proceed with such recl**ific«tion at such rate as is necessary to fill the calls. No registrant properly classified in Class 8-A who is reclassified pursuant to the provisions of this paragraph shall be inducted prior to October "In classifying registrants anew under the provisions of this memorandum,” General Hershey continued, "the local boards shall proceed as provided in Section €23.21, Selective Service Regulations, paying particular attention to the following questions: "Should the registrant be deferred by reason of his agricultural occupation or endeavor? "Should the registrant be deferred by reason of his employment in war production or in support of the war effort? , "Should the registrant be plac-

ed in Class 3-D?

"When a local board is filling a call it shall first select and order to report for induction men Who have volunteered for induction. To fill the balance of the call it shall, from the groups listed below, and insofar as posible in the order in which the groups are listed, select and order to report for induction specified men finally classified in Class 1-A and Class i-A-O, who are available for in"Men with no dependents. All men not qualified for Group 2,

for this purpose be considered as men with no dependents,” Her-

enta, provided such status was acquired prior to December 8, 1941. “Men who have wive* with whom they maintain bona fide family relationship in their homes provided such status was acquired prior to December 8, 1941. "Men who have children with whom they maintain a bona fide family relationship in their homes, provided such status was acquired prior to December 8, 1941. A registrant placed in Class 1-A or Class 1-A-O because he left an agricultural occupation or an agricultural endeavor or because be was engaged in a non-deferrable activity or occupation will be inducted prior to those men reclassified from Class 8-A into Class 1-A or Class 1-A-O pursuant to this memorandum," General Hershey concluded.

The Coast Guard Base softball am that has won 18 of its last 20 ball games defeated the Hedron 9 at the Naval Air Base recently by a score of 4-0. Big Six Butler, of the Coast Guard Base, twirled a no-hit, norun game. The Hedron 9 did not score a hit or run and not player reached first base, addition to the support his teammates gave him. Ensign C. L. Dain's boys accounted for five hits, four runs and no errors. Butler, who hails from Elizabeth, N. J, was graduated from Sacred Heart High School of Elizabeth where he excelled in basketball. In 1939 and 1940 he was chosen as all-state basketball center for two years. Last year Butler was an outstanding player of the Coast Guard basketball team and was rated as one of the best players along the coast.

County In New WMC Area For Jersey

Two new areas for the War Manpower Commission have been established in South Jersey to. facilitate operation of the U. S. Employment Service offices and recruitment* qf workers for war plants, the Third Regional WMC office in Philadelphia announced

Monday.

Headquarters for the southern area, to include Cape May, Atlantic, Cumberland, Salem and Ocean Counties and the southern tip of Burlington County, will be located in Atlantic City and will

^ . be under the direction of John B.

Group 8 or Group 4 below will Elfreth.

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202 READING Avenue, one large double room. 8-6-U-4117

CHAMBERMAID, Apply Columbia Hotel, Ocean St., Cape May, N. J. 8-5-11-4122

APARTMENT, 238 Perry St. apply Union News Stand, Railroad Station, Cape May, N. J. 7-29-8t-4111

MAID full or part time for general housework, plain cooking for family of three adults, 1 meal a day. Apply M. S. Petroff, Beach Ave., Cape May, N. J. 8-5-H-4120

DOUBLE ROOMS $10 up per week, % block from beach. 11 Broadway, Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 2893. 7-22-31-4063

TWO young ladies experienced, desire office work, bookkeeping, typing or clerical work. Apply by letter P. O. Box 364, Cape May, N. J., or pKone Keystone 1531. 8-5-U-4116

FOR SALE

LOCAL Fountain and luncheonette business. Doing excellent business. Apply "Fleets Inn," Washington and Perry Sts., Cape May. 8-5-31-4123

OLD or used washing machines, electric irons, toasters, hot water radiators, adding machines, typewriters, cash registers, outboard motors, anything of saleable value. Lee V. “Quidort, 26th and New York Aves., Wildwood. Both phones. 7-29-4t-4106

NEW modern toilets, Cor drain board zinc, chrome fittings, bath tab, wash stand, 80 gal. galvanized water tank, gas water heater, electric water pump, bucket a day atove, new modem pot oil burner heater, kerosene cook stoves.Apply Harry L. Kehr, Cabin City, Ni J., Keystone Phone 806-16. 7-*9-8t-4110

WOMAN general housework and plain cooking in Christian home. McFall’s, 1801 New York Ave., Keystone Phone 4024. 7-22-tf-4087 *

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SODA fountain and carbonator, A-l condition. Six itoolo wide, including stools. $350. Lee V. Quidort, 26th and New York Aves., Wildwood. Both phones. 7-t9-2t-4104

BLACK pocket book containing social security card, pictures and valuable papers. Return to Mrs. Levan Dickinson, Erma, or to Star and Wave office. Small reward. 8-5-lt-4118

1987 PACKARD Convertible coupe, white wall tires. Radio. Heater. Phone Keyetobe 1581. 7-22-3t-4085

IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my dear wife, Bertha Edholm, who died August 3, 1940. Sadly missed. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN 8-5-11-4121

MODERN 10-room house, 4th Avenue, Wert Cape May, apply 1423 Christian Street, Phila., Pa. 7-1-61-4060

LARGE number of used bicycles. Apply H. Raff and Sons, Cape May Court House, N. J. Bell Phone 6-6941. 6-27-tf-4990

BOWL for Health and Fun! Cape Recreation Center 808 Washington Street Jack Cresse, Prop.

ST EWERS or Fryers, alive or dressed. Call Friday for Saturday dal Ivory. Ewing’s Market, Cold Spring, RFD Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 806-112. M7-tf-4987

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’ CHAIR caning and porch chair reseating. Rush work. Robert Kennedy, Jr., Rio Grande. Phone Wildwood 865-33. 7-29-81-4108

WE MUST HATE: 100 good, used cars, trucks and station wagons. Sell -now while the market is at its peak. Positively highart cash prices paid. Write, phone, er call Millville Motors, 902 N. Ugh St.. Millville, K. J. Phone. 883. 7-22-41-4097

FUlfGOIte WILDWOOD _ •elf aad Ceemtvy Omk tsspeorrmts K ' oa ., r mJ AaauGi Dues, 535 TZik, HARRY AVERY, Cite Pre

TUTORING in all branches ef high school and college mathematics. For information write Box 4089, Cape May Star and Wave. 7-22-3t-4089

FURNITURE Broker, Geode eoM •c a 10% Commission, Horace F. Church, 58 Jackson Street, Keyetewe Phone 1062. l-7-tf-*806

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Program Arranged For Kiddies’ Revue Another in the series of weekly Kiddies' Revues will be presented at Convention Hall Friday evening under the direction of Miss Jerry Love. Tomorrow's program will include vocal solos by Sunny Smith; a Hawaiian rhythm dance by Charlotte Warner; Mimi Endicott singing and dancing to “Playmates”; tiny Fay Goodwin dancing with a twirling baton; Paul Porecca in a novelty number; an accordion solo; Virginia Gilligan in a dance number; and the finale will follow a group of dancing cowboys. 'Hiere will be no show next Friday evening, the week before the coronation of Queen Maysea XVI which will be held on August

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RAHWAT PASTOR AT POINT CHURCH CAPE MAY POINT—Starting Sunday, August 8, services at St r’s-by-dte-Sea Episcopal Church here will be in charge of the Rev. John J. Hauser, rector 3t Paul's Episcopal Church, Rahway.

WIN WALTZ CONTEST Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meredith, of 1207 Lafayette street, woo the weekly waits contest at Con tkm Hall Monday evening. Mr. Leonard, who is in the. Navy, is stationed at the Cape May Naval Base.

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