THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Z. 1943

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THIS RARER IS ENTERED AT THE FOST OFFICE AT CAFE NAT. N. J AS SECOND CLASS MATTERNATIONAL REFRESENTATIVES. AMERICAN FREES ASSOCIATION EES WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET. NEW YORE. N. Y.

MaUiews B. Claire

Jhai tSAewAhA ... The recent strike at the Brewster Aeronautical Corporation, which held up production of planes, unnecessarily, is one of the most disgraceful exhibitions of the lack of responsibility of organized labor in recent months. There have been others ... Too many

others.

Irt the Brewster strike, the workers displayed indifference and open violation to and of federal laws designed to prevent hampering the war effort by

strikes.

While we agree that labor organizations have a definite place in the scheme of things, and serve a valuable purpose in protecting the interests of labor, we, like millions of other patriotic Americans, are indignant when labor organizations flaunt themselves tn the face of a national crisis. The trivial reason for such a strike—there was no dispute about wages or treatment, nothing but a minor squabble over guards’ seniority—makes the break in needed production more criminal. While our boys are fighting and dying on the battlefields for $50 a month, it is nothing less than criminal for any of us at home to interrupt their supplies, their chances by bickering over anything as unimportant as the dispute which caused the Brewster strike. The Brewster strike is a horrible example of selffishness and irresponsibility. It has done much damage to labor's position in the public mind. It has helped fan the flames of a reaction against labor unionism which may in time engulf all labor organizations, the good as well as the bad. With public attention focused on labor as a result of the Brewster strike interesting questions arise. In New Jersey, the Democratic candidate for governor is Mayor Vincent Murphy, of Newark, a prominent labor leader and a labor candidate. We wpuld be pleased to see Mayor Murphy come out with a courageous declaration of his position. S S' • • • # Uhnk Oa Jighi TYLuddk The work-or-fight edict of the War Manpower Commission and the Selective Service Administration K *s a tremendous problem right in the laps of milOf men under the age of 38. — Regardless of their marital status or of the number of dependents, the WMC and their local draft boards have told them bluntly that they are subject to military service unless they are employed in an essential industry by October 1. After the edict was issued, federal authorities anticipated a mad rush to war plants and other essential industries. To date the transition has been surprisingly slow. The reason is obvious. With Congressional leaders loudly proclaiming that they will not permit the drafting of fathers after Congress reconvenes this month and with war work purely temporary, many men—particularly fathers— are reluctant to give up whatever security they now .have for the highly questionable future offered by war work. » That plus the ever-present possibility that Congress may void the entire set-up for drafting fathers has deterred many men from making a change. If their services are really needed either by the armed forces or by war industries, the federal government should stop the dilly-dallying and tell them so in so many words, without leaving so much to chance. Only in that way will the men of the nation answer the call en masse. Few people want to shirk their duty, but no one wants to gamble everything on the shifting policies that have come from Washington in recent months. WiihhoLding J-hom Whom? “The new 20% withholding tax developed a sudden and unexpected hitch. Many aiittle businessman now discovered that when his employees balked at smaller paychecks, he had to pay the tax himself or find new

workers.

“If an employer absorbs the tax, this amounts to a wage raise for the worker, and as a raise it must have the War Labor Board’s approval to be legal. Employers of fewer than eight workers are exempt from WLB rules. Little businessmen in the Manhattan area alone, reported tbe New York TIMES, have been forced to absorb taxes that will run to millions of dollars a year. In effect, thousands of workers are thus on a strike against paying taxes to their government”—Article from TIME Magazine. The withholding tax is a smart way for the government to have its taxes collected ... With most of the trouble and expense being shifted from Uncle Sam’s agencies to the already overburdened shoulders of the business men of the nation. It is, in effect, an admission of the inability of the government to collect present income taxes from wage

earners.

In Cape May. too, there are and have been cases where employees refuse to allow employers to.deduct the withholding tax from their paychecks. If they do, they quit. Faced with the worst labor shortage in its “story, coupled with a season that demands all the workers that can be had, local business men in some instances have done the only thing possible . . . they have dug into their own pockets to pay the withholding taxes of their employees. And by so doing, they have violated the WLB regulations if they have more than eight employees. Here is a situation the Treasury Department didn't anticipate: What will be done about it... what can be done about it ... is a question that must be

Tc Oscsr B. Lersa. Mrs. Oscar B.

Levan, hia wife, Frank P. Marshy. Mr*. Frank P. Murphy, hi* wife. James Francis Slbre, Linda M. BIbra,

* ' I J. Flanagan. Mra. John. J. asan. bis wlfa, Chsrtoa O. MarSallle V. Marina, Lloyd 8. Bally. Lloyd a Bally, hla wife. Walter

ally. Celia Bally . Charles Welch. Mra. Charles Welch, his wife. Geors* " ' s Da BiaUa, Mrs. Oeors*

a De Bralla. his wlfa, Elinor

a -and Guy S. Claire and the unknown heirs devisee* and personal representatives and their or any of their unknown heirs devisees, executor*. administrators grantees, aaslyns or successors In right Utle or Interest of Frank P. Murphy. John J. Flanaean. Lloyd S, Bally. Walter H.

Bally and Charles Welch respective-

ly:—

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery oi New Jersey, made on the 17th day of July 1941, In a cause wherein the Borough of West Gape May a municipal corporation of New Jersey is complainant and Garner T. Bishop and others are defendants you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint herein on or before the 18th day of September next, or the said blU wlU be taken as confessed against you. The said BlU Is filed to foreclose certain tax sale certificates Issued by the Collector of taxes of the Borough of West Cape May. New Jersey at tax sales held on the various dates named In the certificates and hereinafter set forth against lands and premises therein described and hereinafter further described situate In the Hughes Tract In tha Borough of West Cape May. County of Cape May, State of New Jersey. And you. Oscar B. Levan are made defendant because you are the owner of record of the premlaas described In the Third Cause of Action as lots 10 and 11 In Block I. as shown on the Plan of the Hughes Tract, made by Earl Thompson. C. E.. made on March 1904 and duly filed, under tax sale certificate dated August SI. 1988. And you. Mrs. Oscar B. Levan, are made defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said lands and premises. And you. Frank P. Murphy, are made defendant because you are the owner of record of premises described In the Fourth Cause of Action, as lots 9. 10, and 11 In Block B on the Plan of the Hughes Tract under tax sale certificate dated November 18. 1989. And you. Mrs. Frank P. Murphy, are made defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said lands and premises. And you. the unknown owners, heirs, devisees, and personal representatives of Frank 1*. Murphy, and your, or any of your heirs, devisees, executors, administrators, grantees, assigns or successors In right, title or Interest, are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an interest In said lands and premises, so described. And you, James Francis Slbre are made defendant because you are the owner of record of the premises described In the Fifth Cause of Action, known as Lots 1 and 2 In Block B on said Plan under tax sale certificate dated August 81. 1986. And you. Linda M Slbre. are made defendant because you are the wife of James Francis Slbre. and have or may claim to have a right of dower In said And you^John J. Flanagan, are made defendant because you are the owner of record of the premises described In the Sixth Cause of Action, known as Lots 6 and 6 In Block G on

December 6. 1926, duplic

s of w

you. Mrs. Lloyd S-

defendant because you nave or may claim to have a right of dower In said lands and premises. And you. Celia Bally, are made defendant be<*um you are the wife of Walter H.

the unknown owners, heirs, devisees, and personal representatives of WalH. Bally and Lloyd S. Bally, and

f of your heirs, devis,

you. or a

assigns or succeaso™ In ’ rightT tlLor Interest, are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an Interest In said lands and premises so described. And you Charles Welch, are made, defendant because you are the owner of record of premises described In the Tenth Cause of ^f u ? n '_ known “ 19 and 29 In Block F on said Plan under two tax sale certificates dated December 14. 1920 And you. Mrs. Charles Welch, are made made defendant because you have or may claim to have a right—of. dower In said lands and premised And you. the unknown owners, lielrs. devisees, and personal representatives of Charles Welch, and you. or any of your heirs, dev-

ex ecu tors. administrators.

Ids by Chester CdWsr nvaMt ship. Cape May County. Now Jersey, recorded In the office of the Clerk of

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fendanta because you have _ claim to have an Interest In said land* and premises so described. And you. George Mathews DeBraila are made defendant because you are the owner of recon] of the premise* described In the Eleventh Cause of Action, known as Lots 1 to 6 Inclusive In Block E, Lots 1 to 18 inclusive and 15 to 27 Inclusive In

" 8 In Block _

an said PU.. sals certificates dated

George Mathewe DeBralla.’are made defendant because you have or may claim to have an Interest- tn said lands and premises so described. And you. Elinor B. Claire are made defendant because you are the owner of record of premises described in the Twelfth Cause of Action, known as lota 14 to 19 Inclusive In Block C 5 .*5. d * ? nd U to I* Inclusive in Block F. and Lou 8 and 4 in Block G. and LoU 8 to 19 inclusive In said Plan of Hughes

leas, and being same as conveyed to Ella Mailing by Mary J. Bata, by deed dated August 17th, A. D. 1908. recorded In Deed Book No. ’— 190 Ac. And you are made ant because you are the record c _ thereof, and may claim some Interest in the premises subject to prior lien of the complainant. Dated August UU'. 1948. OHAS. A. BONN ELL. Solr. Cape May Court House. N. J. 8-19-4 U-pffl8.28

MOTXCB OF ZLEOTZOB Morongh of Cage May Fatal, U. S.

Cap* May, wa

A Governor to servo for three

sembly to serve A Sheriff to s

one Member . _ — , Chosen Freeholders to serve

bar of the General lerve for on* year. irve for three years.

BTO ® Boeder of Us_hsad of ovary family

thereto, oatvd June i. 198*.

Tuesday, September 7, 19*3 proceed to inaae a bouae-lo-nouee canvass to ascertain the names and residence* of all legal voter* residing in the .Borough of Cape May fcini. Is. J, /entitled to vole therein at the next ensuing General Election. by makin* actual inquiry at every dwelling bouse or habit" **— or of tha head of every family

o serve for three o serve for three

nation will

Two members of Council to •

for three years One Collector t,

years

One Assessor t The following

hundred sixty-eighth

Legislature be authorized to agree upon a revised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as a whole and In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for-their approval and ratification or rejection, a* a whole, at the general election to be held In the f ear one thousand nine hundred and

orty-fourT"

Notice 1* hereby given that tha said Board of Registry and Election will alt at tha Firs House on Tale Avenue on Tuesday, September SI, IMS from 7 o'clock am. until 8 o'clock P-m-. to add to the register of voter* tha names of those who shall

Notice la hereby r*—* that a primary elecUon will be held In the Fire House on Tale Avenue on Tuesday, September EL IMS between the hours of T A.M. and 8 P-M., at which time and plao* the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their respective parties for the General Election to be held ber 8. 1948. In “ there will serve for three

One Member of the Chosen Freholdera to I

ELEANOR OUTER.

Dated. August 18. 8-26-2 ta-pfl26.02

serve for three

d there will be elected:

A Male Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. A Female Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. One male member of the County Commltttee to serve for on* year. One female member of County Committee to aerve for one year.

fi-ndant because you have .. claim to have a right of dower In said lands and premises. And you, •-“* ywners. heirs, devise "

- Ives of Jc

_ . _ . any of your . devisees, executors, administrators, grantees, assigns or successors In right, title or Interest ara made defendants because you have said lands and premises so described. And you. Charles G. Marine and Sallle V. Marine are made defendants because you are the owner* of records of the premises described In the Eighth Cause of Action, known as lots 7. 8. 9. 10 and 11 tn Block C of said Plan under tax sale certificate dated November 18. 1989. And you Lloyd S. Bally and Walter H. Bally are made defendants because you are the owners of record of the premises described in the Ninth Cause of Action known as Lots 14 to 87 Inclusive. In Block D of said Plan and lots 5. 6. 7. 8. and 12 to 28 Inclusive In Block B on said Plan inder two tax sale certificates djtted

•It o_

Tuesday, October IS, IMS between tha noun of one and nine o'clock on said day for the purpose of making n registration of voters, and to revise and correct the register of voter* for aald Gentral Flection of Tuesday. November 2, 1948. Notice is bsreby given that the Board of Registry and Election will "** "• the Fir* House on Tale Avenue

Tuesday, November 2, 1943

between the heun of 7 o'clock A-M. and 8 o'clock P.M. A General Election will be held at which time tha

voten of aald borough will vote for Primary' Ef*<:„„„ mere the following officers: nominatedA Governor to aerve for three a* Governor to serve f

years years.

One member of the General As- one member of the Gen

rrmbly to serve for one year.

A Sheriff to serve for three years.

One

mber

to

for

sembly A Sheriff lo serve far three ye

^of the Board

! recorded In Book 389 of Mortgi In the County of Cape May. t 290 and 291 r ‘ "

Coroner to serve fb i# Juattee of the Peace ir following question heVlThe o ne hundred sixt: Mature be authorized t

I-egialature ahall prescribe people, for their approval and ratlflrenoral election to be held In the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-fourr - LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clark. Dated. August 22. 1948. 8-26-2ta-pf$28.7l NOTICE OF NLBOTXON

Chosen Fro

One Cofoner to serve for thre y *Sne Member of the Township Com mittee to serve three years. ^ One Justice of the Peace to serv And there will be elected: A Male Member of^Lhe Slate Com

h Election District.

Tuesday, October 12, 1943 yck on said day. for the purpose making a registration of voters to revise and correct the rcglsof voters for said General Elecof Tuesday. November 2. 1948.

> the provisions

i that the

Notice Is said Board of Registry and BUcUon will sit at the Drum House, in the Borough of North Cape May. N. J. Tuesday, September 21, 1943 from 7 o’clock am. until I o'clock pm. to add to the register of voterg the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their right* Is be regls-

Board of Registry and Elec..„.. ..... sit at First. Second and Third election districts of the Tewnshlp of I^>wer. at the late residence of Robert E, Hand, on the old Cape May road. Erma, for the First Election District: at the Jr O. U. A. M Hall. Cold Spring, for the Second Electl.

'. November 2. 1943 between the hours of 7 o'clock a end 8 o'clock p.m.. a Gen-—' fi be held at whicl . said city will vo following officers: A Governor to serve for throe

rwr*

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for thre* years .One Coroner to serve for three

year*.

One Member of the Township Committee to serve three years <%__ » the Peace to serve

time the a for the

Notice Is l

i that a pri-

. —iM*w&i r be held'la "the Drum House Us the Borough of North

Cap# May. N. J. oe

Fused ay. September 21, 1948 between the boors of 7 am and 8 Pm. at which time end plao* the Republican and Deesocratlc voters Will vote by official ballots tot aaadldates for their respective parties for the General Election to be belt on Tuesday. November.*. 1941. In the Primary Election there —

full t

The following question will be

voted upon:

' Shall the one hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorised to agree upon a revised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as a whole and In such manner 'as said •- Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratification or rejection, as a whole, at the general elecUon to be held In the year one thousand nine hundred and

forty-four?”

NOTICE OF ELECTION Township of Lower, N. J.

In conformiyt with the provisions of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1988.

Tuesday, September 7, 1943 proceed to make a house-to-house canvass in the First, Second, and Third ElecUon Districts of the Township of Lower, to ascertain the names and residences of all legal voters residing within their respective elecUon districts, cnUUed to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election, by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling house or habitation. or of the head of every family residing therein. Notice Is hereby given that the - said Boards of Registry and Election will sit at the late residence of Robert E. Hand, on the old Cope May road. Erma, for the First ElecUon District; at Uie Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall. Cold Spring, for the Second ElecUon District, and at the Fire House. Wildwood Villas, for the Third EiecUon District, on Tuesday, September 21, 1943 from 7 o'clock a.m. unUl 8 o'clock p.m., to add to the register of voters the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be reglster-

Notice is hereby given that a primary elecUon will bo held In the First. Second and Third election districts of the Township of Lower, at the above stated places on Tuesday, September 21, 1943 between the hours of 7 am. and 8 • which _ Ume and place the

MMX. T-c-- r— '-.ill-Sit at the Shield’s Cottage. 1014 Washington Street, for the First ElecUon district: at the Cape May City Garage. Washington Street, between Queen Street and Madison avenue for the Second elecUon district; at the Chemical Fire House, Lafayette and Bank Streets for the Third elecUon dlastrlct, at 820 Washington aL. for the Fourth eleduon district on f rom^*^ clock * a!m.' ^autU *_ ‘ ‘ i tha register of vot-

NoUce 1* hereby given that a primary elecUon will be held In the First. Second, Third and Fourth elecUon districts of tha City of Cap* May, at the above stated places on Tnaeday, September 21, 1943 between the hoars of 7 am and S pm at which time ana place the Republican and Democratic voter* will vota by official ballot* for can-

on xuesoay. jvo,cxii Primary ElecUon

nominated:

A Governor to serve for three One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve fer

three r< —

ISriSr didst m for i for tha General Election tn nominated: A Governor to serve for years. One memher of tha Genwal A*»

tnd there will be elected: -k Male Member of the Stab mittee to *erve for thr , A Female Member u. . Lommltie* to serv* for Dir** y

District Number on* e— the territory on the south west side of Broadway and oontlnaa* tn the

given that the nd ElecUon* Will

wnmnay. wuwoni u, ; between the hours of one o'clock on said day, fer t'

of votere for

U^NOTWI*,, nil. vs&’Ss&M - TOrt < its

idway, for tha

• May, N. J. 1 ea Fourth A

One Coroner l

aerve for three voters of aald borough will you fer

One JusUce of the Pesos to serve full term. And there will be elected: A Male Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. A Female Member of the State Committee to aerve for three years. One male member of the County Committee to serve for one year for each ElecUon District. One female member of County Committee to aerve for on* year for each Election District.

the following of fleers:

A Governor to serve for three member of the General An-

One Member

three years. Board of.

District Number One comprises south, of Sewell Avenue, west of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Medl•on Avenue and eoutheaat of Cap*

Island Creak.

District Number Two comprises fo ■null, WailtKAn ■ —mn m ■ ■ I

One 7 Coroner to aerve tor three The following queaUon will be

voted upon:

"Shall the one hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorised to agree upon a revised ConaUtuUon for tha Stale and to submit the same a* a whole and In such manner aa aald Legislature shall prescribe to tha people, for their approval and ratification or reJecUon. aa a whole, at tha general elecUon to be held In tha

thousand nine hundred and

of Cape Island Creek. District Number Three compn*** south of Franklin and Howard at*., wast of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Jackson street, east of Cape Island Creak. District Number Four south of Jackson street Avenue, West of the AUsnUc Ocean to and tnclndlng the southeast side of West Perry Street to end Including the norths**

Tuesday, October 12, 1943 between tbs hours of one and nine o'clock on said day, for the purpose of making s registration of voters —■* -- revise and correct the regie-

Board of Registry and ElecUon will ell at First, Second. Third A Fourth elecUon districts of the City of Cape May at the Shield's' Cottage. 1014 Washington Street. for the First election district, at Cape May City Garage, Washington street between Queen SUeet and Madlena avenue for the Second ejection district; at the Chemical Fire House. Lafayette and Bank Streets, for Third BUcUon dletrict. at 180 Washington Street for the Fourth election

district on

Tuesday, November 2, 1943 between the bourn of 7 o'clock am. and 8 o'clock p.m.. a General Election will be beld at which Ume the voters of said city will vote for the following officers: A Governor to serve for three One member of the General Aa-

mblyri

A Sh^T One Member Chosen Freeholder*

three year*.

One Coroner 1

One Justice of the Peaoe to serve

full teitn.

The following quesUon will be

voted upon:

"Shall the one hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorized to agree upon a revised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as a whole and in euch manner aa said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratification or rejection, as a whole, at the general elecUon to be held In the year one thousand nine hundred and

forty-four?"

FLOYD C HUGHES.

City Clark.

Dated. August 21. 1941. 8-26-tt*-pf822 68 -

NOTICE OF NLNCTION t —Mk Oape May, N. *. Baste™ War Time la conformity with the pro viol oaa of TIUe It. Revised Statutes, »M the amendments and supplement* thereto, dated June i, 8988.

Tuesday, September 7, 1948 proceed to make a house-to-house canvass to ascertain the names and residences of all legal voters residing m Borough of Sou in Cape May, N. J.. enUUed to vole therein at the next ensuing General ElecUon. by making actual inquiry at every dwelling house or habitauon, or of the head of every family residing therein.

will alt at the Borough Hall on Tuesday, September 21, 1948 from 7 o'clock a-m. unui 8 o'clock P-m-. to odd to the register of voters the names of thos* who shall personally appear before them and establieb their rights to be regis-

tered. •

NoUce la hereby given that a primary elecUon wUl be beld at tha Borough Hall. In the Borough of South Cape May. N. J.. on Tuesday, September SI, 1948 between the hours of 7 ojn. and 1 P-m.. at which Ume and place the RcpubllcaHt and Democratic voters win vole by official ballots for candidates for their respective perilM for the General ElecUon to be held sday. November 2, 1948. In tha

serve for three Primary ElecUon there will be

nominated:

A Governor to serve for three

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for One Coroner to serve for three Two members of Council to serve

for three years.

And there will be elected:

A Male Member of the State Com-

mittee to serve for three years.

A Female Member of the State --irve for three years.

I ber of the County

Committee t

OTXCE OF SLNOTXON x C Wert Oape May, N. J.

In conformity with the provisions of TIUe 19. Revised Statute*, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1988.

Commltttee to eet

On# female memoer Committee to serve for

NoUce is hereby Board of Registry a

sit on

Tuesday. October IX, 194a between the hours of one and -— for tbs

NoUce Is hereby given

residence* of all legal voters redding within their respecUve elecUon districts. enUUed to vote therein at the next ensuing General ElecUon. by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling house or habltaUon. or of the head of every family residing

And there win be elected: A Male Member of the State C mittee to serve for three years. A Female Member of tbe 8

1 for three ye

aaf "sria.

District No. 1 is bounded on the North -by Middle Township line, on the South by Bradner’s Run. on the West hr the Delaware Bay and on the Eesrby the AUantlc Ocean. District No. 2 Is bounded on tbe North by Schellenger's Run. on the South by the Borough of West Cape May. on the West bx the Delaware Bay and on the East Tiy the AUanUc ' District No. J |a bounded on the North by Fishing Creek creek, on the South by Schellenger's Run. on the West by the Delaware Bay. and on the Bast by Middle Township Hoe. BERTRAM SNYDER.

NoUce Is hereby given said Boards of W«oistry 1 Uon will sit at tbe First and SeoccA EisrtlBO District* la the Borough of Wast Cape May. N. J, at the Borough Hall on Fourth Avenue for tbe Mm mr —

Joseph 1 for the f

Board of Regia tr.

sit at the Boroug ____ oagh of South Cape May. N. on Tuesday. Novsmber 2, 1943 between the hour* of T o'clock SAL shd t o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which Ume Uw voter* of aald borough will vota Car the following officers. A Governor to serve for three

years.

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three yearn.* " Member of the Board of

NoUoe la hereby given that a primry election will he held In tbe Irst and Second Election Districts of tlM Borough of Wes* Cape May.

The following queaUon voted upon: \ "Shall the one hundred at Legislature be authorised to affraa upon a revised Constitution for tbe State and to submit the earn# as a whole and In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to tha people, for their approval and ratlAcation or rejection, aa a whole, at tfea' general elecUon to be held In tha year one thousand nine hundred sad forty-four?" ^

EDGAR F.

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